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| style="color:#000;" |posted MayOctober 2827, 20202021:
[[File:YIMBYtown-2022-banner1.png|900px|thumb|center|YIMBYtown 2022 banner]]
the "Safe Sleeping Village" (as termed by officials), in San Francisco at Fulton Mall near Civic Plaza, between the Central Library and Asian Art Museum and looking towards City Hall. <div id="mp-tfa" style="padding:2px 5px">[[File:Safe-Sleeping-Village SF-Fulton-Mall 2020-05-22 Justin-Sullivan 1.jpg|alt=Safe Sleeping Village, at San Francisco's Fulton Mall near Civic Plaza, May 2020. photo by Justin Sullivan|center|thumb|800x800px|Safe Sleeping Village, at San Francisco's Fulton Mall near Civic Plaza, May 2020. photo by Justin Sullivan]]This, the first site under a new city policy to create "safe sleeping areas," opened in early May and is one key focal point in San Francisco's intense and internationally-followed battle over homelessness response amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
YIMBYtown 2022 has been announced, to take place in Portland, OR, April 11-13, 2022
From Aaron Brown on the yimby.town mailing list:
"Greetings, friends! We have exciting news to share. On behalf of Portland: Neighbors Welcome and Sightline Institute, I'm thrilled to announce that the 2022 YIMBYtown conference will be held on April 11-13 at Portland State University in downtown Portland, Oregon.
See [https://yimbytown2022.housing.wiki YIMBYtown 2022 main page] on HousingWiki.
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